It weans out the competition but it also uses up inventory and drives up the prices.

We figure out what our competitive advantage can be and find deals that highlight that advantage.

he blew away the competition with his rates.  

Some people gave me advise that Wholesaling is very competitive and better to be a Flipper.

I'm researching other markets with cheaper properties and less competition.  

I'm staying away from SFR's (not to mention condos/townhouses) that are in any kind of decent shape, because the competition is so fierce, it always ends up in a bidding war.

As you know atlantic city has hurt by casino competition from other cities with 3 casinos going bankrupt.Jobs are what make a city a great place to invest .This results in depressed property prices.

That being said, I can appreciate your concern and want everything to work in your favor without an obvious turnoff.This is a good argument for both testing as well as collecting competitive mail pieces for examination and critique.

I went shopping during the holiday season when there was a lot less competition.

As you can propably tell by now it is high competitive market in Georgetown and Lexington; however, there are great deals out there every day you just have to be able to find them and hear lately they have been coming to us because we have a large network that knows we buy houses and my wife is a mega agent/broker in Lexington.